Oft (adverb)

Many times; frequently.

Origin:

Old english oft, of old, from proto-germanic *ufta- (compare old saxon oft, old frisian ofte, dutch vaak, german oft), from pie *h1epót- (compare greek hépeti often, latin aptus fit, apt). the original sense was "suitably, fittingly", also "frequently".

Examples:

1. He often visits his parents.
2. I have oft repeated that story.
3. She sings that song oft.
4. I oft think about that day.
5. He is oft seen in that place.